Zhenfubao waved his hand and the warehouse was full of grain, and the whole family regretted it

Bai Wanwan was afraid that she couldn't get up to the upper two floors. She sighed and said, "Forget it! Let's take a look down there! There's a lot of mercury in here. There's no way to get up there."

Gu Sinian frowned and said, "How on earth did this happen?"

Bai Wanwan pondered:

"How did the mercury get in there? I'm not sure. I guess it's because this place is too tight and airtight, so the mercury is trapped inside.

If we force the door open, the mercury might escape, and that would be too dangerous."

She changed the subject and said, "Actually, the third floor is pretty good too. I was looking at a study room before. Let's go take a look there!"

Speaking of it, the two bottom layers of this ancient tomb are quite distinct. The bottom layer is full of traps, and you can easily fall into them if you are not careful.

The upper level is filled with soldier figurines and various weapons, like an armory.

Now on the third floor, it is full of gold, silver and jewelry, and there is also a place for people to live, just like an ordinary house.

Bai Wanwan walked slowly on the third floor. This floor was really big. It was like a mountain hollowed out in the middle. It felt very spacious when walking inside.

The two continued to walk in, and were more and more surprised. Not only was there a study inside, but they could also see the unique house style of the Parthian Empire, with carved beams and painted rafters.

It's like moving a piece of Parthian Empire's buildings into this mountain intact.

Bai Wanwan looked at the unique buildings of the Parthian Empire in front of her and slowed down her pace.

These houses have a distinct exotic style, with walls made of warm off-white stone bricks and roofs covered with softly curved blue-gray tiles.

What is even more rare is that everything in the building is extremely realistic, from the small traces of wear and tear on the stone steps in front of the house to the large paintings on the beams and pillars inside the house, all of which look like they were moved exactly from the homeland of the Parthian Empire.

Walking along the stone road, a house with a wooden sign that reads "Study" comes into view.

Bai Wanwan pushed the door open and looked at the low-legged desk, the carpeted couch, and the animal-skin map hanging on the wall. She suddenly realized, "This must be the queen's study."

She glanced at the bookshelf again, where rolls of animal skins and bamboo slips were neatly stacked. Each roll was wiped clean, without even a speck of dust.

This made her heart sink. Could it be that there was someone who came to clean this ancient tomb regularly?

As she was thinking, her eyes fell on the center of the desk, where a light brown envelope was placed neatly, with the wax seal still intact.

Bai Wanwan walked over, pinched the edge of the envelope with her fingertips and gently opened it, pulling out the letter inside. Lines of modern Chinese characters came into view, making her hold her breath instantly.

The letter clearly read:

"I knew you would come here. The Parthian Empire's national advisor had already calculated that someone would inevitably influence our nation's destiny in the future.

And you, like me, have traveled from the modern era."

"When I fell into this time and space with modern knowledge, the Parthian Empire was still in chaos, with warlords fighting for power and the people displaced.

I used the military tactics I learned to discipline the army, relied on modern agricultural techniques to grow crops in the land, and pieced together the broken land bit by bit, which led to the Parthian Empire's current strong military and military power.

But I always knew in my heart that you would come, and you would be like a sword hanging over my head, a hidden danger that would prevent me from protecting the Parthian Empire."

"Now that you can walk into this study and survive through the traps, military formations, and mercury-sealed doors below, you must have seen through the mechanisms in the tomb and must have known the secrets I hid in this ancient tomb.

I guessed long ago that these things can't trap people like you.

But in the end, I still want to ask you: Please show some leniency to the Parthian Network because we are all modern people who have left our homeland and struggled in a foreign world!

I watched the people of Parthia survive hunger and cold.

Every city and every inch of land in the Parthian Kingdom was built brick by brick by me and my people. Even the wells in the city were deep wells that I taught them to dig.

We are outsiders who have intruded into this space and time, an 'anomaly' that appeared out of nowhere. Why should our arrival and our concerns plunge this wonderful country into crisis? "

"I know you may have your own opinions, but please look at the people of Parthia.

They are the children who grew up under my watch, the people whom I taught myself how to grow crops and learn skills, and now they are my descendants.

They did nothing wrong and should not be held responsible for the entanglement between two modern people like us."

"Over the years, I have guarded the Kingdom of Rest like my own child, fearing that anything might go wrong with it.

Now that I am gone, I can only ask you through this letter, even if not for my own sake, for the sake of those innocent people and my blood-related descendants, please do not attack the Parthian Empire.

I believe in you. I believe that you, like me, are a kind person at heart and will not watch a country that we have worked so hard to build destroyed in our hands.

You will definitely understand the difficulty of guarding a place in a foreign world, and you will definitely give the Parthian Empire a way out, right?

Everything here is left for you by me, and it can be considered as my thank you gift to you."

Bai Wanwan looked at the letter and sneered:

"You're trying to blackmail me morally even after you're dead. You're so shameless.

What this means is that if I take action against the Parthian Empire, it will be my fault, but if the Parthian Empire takes action, should I applaud?

Why doesn't she think about controlling her own offspring, but instead uses PUA on me?"

Gu Sinian looked at her and said, "What should we do now?"

Bai Wanwan chuckled and said:

"Of course I emptied this place out. She said in the letter that this was a gift for me and I would be sorry if I didn't move it out.

"We'll talk about the tomb above later! It can't be opened. As for the conflict between the Great Qi Kingdom and the Parthian Kingdom, can I, a child, solve it?"

When Bai Wanwan stepped out of the tomb, he turned around and gave a solemn instruction to the servants behind him:

"Put the items inside back where they belong according to the list, and don't knock them over at all.

The rest of the people will be left to clean up, and they have to pick out all the dust between the tiles."

The servants responded and got busy, but she didn't leave. She leaned against the stone gate and watched the craftsmen measure the dimensions of the tomb.

This place has a spacious space, with faint carvings still remaining on the beams and pillars. If it is properly renovated, with some replica antiques displayed and a few explanatory signs set up, it will be as lively as the tourist attractions I have seen in my previous life.

The more she thought about it, the more feasible it seemed. Her fingertips tapped unconsciously on the stone door, and even her brows brightened. "Wait until the craftsmen have finished repairing the trail, and then send people to the surrounding towns to spread the word. Such a special place will surely attract people."

By the time everything was arranged, it was already dark.

Bai Wanwan went to the warehouse with a lantern in hand. When she pushed open the door, she was stunned. The warehouse was filled with gold, silver, jade, silk and medicinal herbs. There was almost no place to stand.